The misunderstanding of Philippine investment immigrants, can investment immigrants in the Philippines buy a house?

Identification and recent consultation with many people on Filipino immigrants, as well as the topic of long-term residence in the Philippines, there is also a SIRV (special investment residence visa, commonly known as investment immigration) that is more advanced than SRRV. The purpose of today's article is to have two. The first is to popularize SIRV for everyone. The second is to tell everyone whether SIRV is worth handling.

SIRV Details

SIRV is aimed at foreigners who have reached the age of 21 and can provide 75,000 US dollars to invest in companies and stock applicants in the Philippines, giving an indefinite residence status.

People who hold SIRV can do anything in the Philippines (except from politics and land purchase). SIRV has no annual fee, unlike SRRV, which requires an annual membership fee of 360 US dollars.

As long as your investment is in Philippine enterprises or stocks, your status will remain and no one will cancel you.

SIRV Value Is Worth Handling

If you want to live in the Philippines for a long time, I suggest there is a more favorable visa. If you don't have so much money or have no purpose, you are not very recommended to apply in the Philippines, because 75,000 US dollars is basically equivalent to RMB, which is 500,000. At this time, you can apply for naturalization in the Philippines. If you only want to live in the Philippines for a long time, you can apply for a 13A permanent residence visa, which is the cheapest, and many people hold a 13A permanent residence visa to stay in the Philippines for a long time.

The above is about investment immigrants in the Philippines. If you are interested in this visa, you can also contact our customer service directly. We can also introduce the relevant business to you in detail.